The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-23
PITH OF the NEWS.
News from Washington.

NSNNS FEOEFl oSAlttAB Slhs
Congressman Nelaon will introduce n bill
placing lumber, coal End other articles or
the free list.
Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmonde and
Mr.. Arthur O'COnnor, VI. P, called at thu
White House in company with kepresen'
tatiyes Collins OF Massachusetts, aud Nc
Shane OF Nebraska for the purpose Of pay
ing their respects to President Cleveland,
The acting commissions OF the genera
lapd office has been notified that the Unit
ed States grand jury at Prescott AriE., has
indicted John l.. Cambridge and DR.. Oscar
Lincoln, citizens OF Prescott, for perjury
and sUborHatiOn of perjury in making and
procuring illegal entries OF public ands-
4 woman, formerly employed in the
bureau of engraving and printing, died
from the effects Of poison in the q used
in printing green-backs. The same ink is
used on the new two-cent stamps and It Is
dangerous To mniStan tina hack ni EtaEsns
with the lips or tongue, as many persons
do.
The following pensions have been grant
ed: Wiscousiu-Pather Of A. Erickson,
Castle Rock; widow of J. Sleniker, LavRlle,
A. c Knight whitehall; T.Wood, Baraboo,
F. Herboot Whitewater; 6. Graf, VALLEY
Junction, j, L. COtey, Grand Rapids, ).
Ording. Cu0perstORn. L Guest Ellsworth,
7. Parent. Somerset, ) '. Peabody, Ma
tioual military home. J. Peterson, Fort
Howard; D, W. Hunt, Durand. II. ". Jones,
Appleton; G. W. Wells, Oshkosh; I. Fir
men, Rolling Prairie, Dakota-R COrbin,
Omro. Minnesota-Wi5ow Of F. kearns,
Marietta; Z, L. Tidlaud deceased Mime
apoIis; J. Etzel, Waterville: 5. A Howard,
Clearwater.
tn w-l H-s.;. z Sn-s+-r
Davis OF Minnesota and his handsome vile
were making calls with Mrs. >ab.n. They
are boarding this winter. Mrs. Davis Il a
tall, stylish brunette with brilliant ~olorius.
She is quite young. and wore Q Ions. tight
fitting black plush strap with white lamb
wool collar aud muE. With D tall black hat
and ROdding PluUes- Senator Sa0.n 5
family Is back again in the same ho9ss on
Iowa Circle Miss Murphy. who Is such an
agreeable member of the household, will
soon arrive from Minneapolis 70 spend the
winter with Mrs. Sab.n. Senator Davis
looks enough like Ben Butler TO be Ben
Buffers con
Mr.. Mills Of Texas, vho viii probably
be chairman OF the cOEmitte9 OF Ways and
means, is quoted as saving I heartily
agree With President CevslaDd's tariff
ideas as put forth in his message. While |
D%a4EHE ELA& III al N&4O4E4A lat Al - NV
only far and wise measure, still ! will
vote for s specific tariff IL By that means |
can get a bill passed reducing taxes Hope
we may he able 10 harmonic these on
Hcr5ng opinions and pass q bill making
substantial reductions I an inclined to
think some bill! vii pass the ssBats- It
may not be shat re want, and re may
quarrel ONE Uver Is, and then agree on
something There Is no doubt that the
tariff vii Re the issue IN the campaign Of
1855. and I ara glad that We have the bat
tie pitched on it, We can win the fight il
we do not gst frightened and fy the field.
I WGEG cot Eaiuos or repeal the internal
tax on tobacco.
DO you think the president now has
the right to ExPel an alieB?" was asked
Senator SpoOBeE, apropOs Of Congress-
Adams bid, for the expulsion Of an
Rrehists. The reply was: Il should not
think 30. know OF no law giving il to
him, except in time of war. An alien in any
within the United States is there by
permission ard subject to the laws OF that
state. Icanuot see where the president
wouEd get the right To expel an alien whom
the state permits to remain. He ought
20 have that right. Nobody ought to
Be condemned on any charge on ex parte
testimony. / should not vote for any
Measure by which a foreigner might be
expelled, except the expulsion be made aft
X regular NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lam not
20 think such q Law necessary.
have no fear for the safety Of our gov
srnment. Our laws will be enforced, and
their enforcement lies our safety"